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Bingo is one of the Espanola Lions Club’s best funding resources. As with all funds raised by the club, bingo revenues are returned to the community.

Bingo is played every Wednesday from the beginning of October until the end of May.
There are two games each time, bingos with 52 numbers or less win $3000, more than 52 numbers $650. There are also several draws for prizes from local vendors throughout the broadcast.
There will be a draw on the last Bingo night in May for $100 at Tanners Independent Grocers, and $100 at Home Hardware.
Games start at 6:30pm.

You can play from the comfort of your own home if you have access to the community channel through Eastlink (channel 10) or YouTube
Unfortunately, do to Covid-19 restrictions – Playing in person at the Espanola Recreation Complex is not possible at this time.

Valley Lions Radio Bingo. Join AVR; (97.7FM, 1350AM, or 1450AM) & CKDY; (99.7FM Digby and 103.3FM Weymouth) every Monday evening at 7pm for an hour of Valley Lions Radio Bingo. Please click here to be taken to the Valley Lions Radio Bingo website for all the details!

• Phone with a bingo with number displayed only use this number when you have a bingo during the game or to set your phones prior to. If your having a problem with the internet let us know before the first game as this line is used when a player has a bingo.
• We are the Chilliwack Dogwood Monach Lions Club. We meet the second Thursday of every month.Come and join, you meet great people and get to participate in some excellent activities. Your favorite Online Bingo is on a break for Christmas Join us on Thursday Jan 7th at 6 PM and hopefully win some money while helping the community.

Cards can be purchased at the following locations:

Espanola

• Giant Tiger
• Espanola Recreational Complex
• Just Variety
• Remedy RX
• Robinson’s Pharmasave
• Tanners Indepent Grocers
• Hospital Auxiliary
• Tony’s
• DFR (Dynamic Family Restaurant)

Webbwood/Massey

• Stewart’s General Store
• Fraternal Order of Eagles
• Burke’s Shell
• Poirier’s Confectionery
• Chutes Confectionery

Little Current

• Foodland

YouTube Channel
(live broadcast will start just before 6:30pm on game nights).

The Ephrata Lions Club was chartered on Feb 26, 1925. The Ephrata area, as well as our state, nation, and all corners of the world have since benefited from the individual and combined efforts of the club members. The club has certainly taken the Lions' motto “We Serve” to heart. After ninety-four years of community service, our club is justly proud to be one of more than 47,000 clubs in over 200 countries, in an organization with more than 1.4 million members.
Although the club is best known for the sport card show and the Ephrata Fair bingo, we also support the community through Adopt-A-Highway, the community Easter Egg Hunt, food drives, used eyeglass collection, and White Cane Days collections. Our other fundraising projects support Ephrata Area Social Services, Ephrata Baseball Association, Ephrata Community Ambulance, Ephrata High School Senior Service Award and Students of the Month, Ephrata Performing Arts Center, the Ephrata Public Library, Ephrata Recreation Center, Ephrata Youth Football, the Historical Society of the Cocalico Valley, Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership seminar, Leader Dogs for the Blind, the Lincoln Fire Company, Lions Clubs International Foundation, Lions of PA Foundation, PA Lions Beacon Lodge Camp, the Pioneer Fire Company, Power Packs Project, Sight Conservation Committee of Lebanon County, the Samaritan Counseling Center’s TeenHope project, VisionCorps, and other community needs that arise.
The Club is always seeking new members who are interested in community service. The Ephrata Lions Club meets the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month, at 6:30 p.m at American Legion Post 429 (300 Cocalico Street, Ephrata), with some exceptions. Check our club information page for meeting details, or contact a club member to confirm meeting dates and locations. Interested people -- including non-members and visiting Lions -- are always welcome to attend.

Due to the Corvid-19 situation, meeting locations and the availability of meals may change. Please check here for details.

Our Board of Directors meetings are usually held immediately following the 2nd monthly Club meeting (the 3rd Thursday), and occasionally after the 1st monthly Club meeting (the 1st Thursday). However, sometimes they are held on the last Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. (at the Ephrata Review offices or at a Director's home).

Typical exceptions to the normal meeting schedule include the following:

• January of odd-numbered years (2019): one meeting is moved to the 2nd Tuesday to meet with the Akron Lions Club.
• April: one meeting is typically moved to the Friday when the District 14D Presidents' Honor Night is scheduled. Holy week may also impact the scheduling.
  
• July: our only meeting is a special event. (There is usually no board meeting in July.)
  
• August: our only meeting is a family picnic at the Ephrata Township park on the 3rd Thursday.
• October: one meeting is held at the District 14D Region III Rally, usually on a Thursday.
• December: our 2nd meeting is a family party, reservations are required.

There may be additional exceptions to our meeting schedule due to holidays, special activities, visitations, etc. Please check our club information page or the club meeting box (to the right), or contact a Club Officer or any Club Member to verify meeting dates and locations.

Interested in knowing more about the Club or in becoming a member? Contact any Club officer or member, or contact us at one of the addresses below.

Guests, new members, and donations are always welcome.

Due to the corona virus, 2020 is proving to be a very difficult year for the Ephrata Lions Club, as it is for almost everyone. And 2021 2ill continue to be difficult.

We were unable to hold our largest fundraiser, our Sports Card Show and Auction in March 2020. But thanks to our sponsors (Keystone State Baseball & Softball Academy, Summers Trucking, and the Ephrata National Bank), we were still able to donate some money to several youth recreational and support organizations.

The Ephrata Fair was cancelled, so we were unable to have our bingo tent, which is our second-largest fundraiser. Also, we were unable to sell our spring 2020 car wash tickets, and our fall marathon bingo was cancelled as well. That means we will not have funds for people unable to afford eye exams or eyeglasses, and we will not be able to donate to some of the other community organizations we normally support -- Ephrata Area Social Services, the library, the fire companies, the ambulance service, and others.

So if you can, please donate to the Ephrata Lions Club, so we can support other organizations and people in need in the Ephrata Area.

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Email us at info@ephratalions.org.

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Other email addresses include: cardshow@ephratalions.org and treasurer@ephratalions.org